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The iPhone Duo’s small cover display feels inadequate not due to hardware size, but because apps are poorly optimized for its specific aspect ratio.
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I’ve reviewed almost every Android foldable this year — here’s how the iPhone Duo compares
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These aren’t even all the foldables in my house right now. When I first read Allison and Nilay's Verge review of the iPhone Duo, I was immediately struck by one of their complaints: that the cover display is too small. That's not how the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 feels, I thought. Had they got it wrong? After a week and a half using the Duo, I know exactly what they mean - and it's not the screen's fault at all. Apps that feel comfortable on Samsung's short foldable and the similarly sized Xiaomi 18 Fold are often cramped and compact on the Duo's cover screen, robbed of screen space by a right-hand rail that most apps don't make use of anyway. That's just one of the ways that Apple's first foldable … Read the full story at The Verge.
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